2021 in review - the year in partner insight This article is sponsored by:
So that was 2021, and what have we learned? As it turns out - plenty, as diginomica partners continued to provide project authority and insights throughout.

So that was 2021, and what have we learned? As it turns out - plenty, as diginomica partners continued to provide project authority and insights throughout.
New ways of working, skills shortages and what to do about them, as well as the growing impact of ESG, have all left their mark on the workplace this year.
Highlighting the tech companies and individuals taking strides to tackle inequality and injustice.
In 2021, event planners hit the wall. Virtual events had run their course, but on-the-ground events didn't work out either. "Hybrid" events were a last minute scramble, not a bold innovation. Now we have another chance to design exceptional - and adaptable - events.
Oracle plans to buy medical tech provider Cerner, it's biggest ever acquisition.
In the final part of this series from Salesforce, Karen Mangia and Mack Fogelson look at the future of work from the perspective of culture and choice - and the ultimate questions that lead to innovation.
Another busy year in the booming AI and robotics sectors.
The first of our seasonal reviews of the year takes in the current and future state of ERP and PSA.
I wasn't expecting to hear from an FP&A vendor about The Great Resignation, but it created a worthwhile question: how does this tie into Planful's mission? With return-to-office still uncertain, what should finance leaders do next?
Being transgender in the workplace is no easier than it is in society at large. But here are two employers – Fujitsu and Salesforce – that are taking the time to listen and discover the unique experiences and needs of this community.
IT and tech services investors see a new enterprise IT stack for cloud computing and cloud consulting. Chris Barbin of Tercera explains why digital engineering services are key.
Investors once again struggle to look beyond the next quarter, as Adobe’s underlying business looks incredibly promising.
Australian geosynthetics manufacturer is already reusing millions of plastic bottles, but wants to do more.